Bitcoin's long-term holder supply has surged to about 14.83 million BTC, representing 76.09% of circulating coins held for over five months, breaking previous records. This shift indicates a strong accumulation phase, with fewer coins on exchanges and more locked in cold storage, reducing liquid supply and potentially amplifying price sensitivity to demand. Institutional demand, boosted by US spot Bitcoin ETFs, and the recent halving that cut new supply, further tighten the market. Investors should watch for any decline in long-term holder supply, which historically signals market tops or corrections, but for now, the trend points to high conviction and limited sell pressure.
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